The contract situation of Taiwanese member Chou Tzuyu of the popular Korean girl group "TWICE" with "JYP Entertainment" has attracted attention. On the 14th, Korean media reported that as TWICE enters a new round of contract renewal discussions, rumors are circulating that Chou Tzuyu may end her 11-year-long collaboration with JYP. In response, "JYP Entertainment" quickly stated: "We are currently in the process of discussing TWICE’s contract renewals, and there is no definitive conclusion yet."
Chou Tzuyu debuted as a member of TWICE in 2015. With hit songs gaining popularity, TWICE rose to become the "national girl group", and she became one of the group’s most popular members thanks to her outstanding appearance and stable stage presence. In addition to group activities, Chou Tzuyu released her first solo mini album "abouTZU" in 2024, officially debuting as a solo artist. She also personally participated in songwriting for both TWICE and her own tracks, showcasing her musical creative talent.
TWICE previously completed a full-group contract renewal in 2022, so this round of renewals has garnered much attention. The group just recently wrapped up their sixth world tour "THIS IS FOR," which lasted about a year, once again proving their immense global popularity. As contract renewal negotiations continue, whether Chou Tzuyu will end her 11-year collaboration with "JYP Entertainment" remains to be officially announced.
Source: United Daily News